
Is Briquid worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Puzzle fans who want to direct water through changing environments
- Players who want 100 water-physics levels with an Expert mode afterward
- PC players interested in making or finding additional levels through Steam Workshop
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players looking for action-based gameplay rather than water-flow problem solving
- Those who prefer consistently short puzzles may not suit sessions that can take hours
- Players seeking a story-driven game or a role-playing system
Our take on Briquid
Briquid departs from fixed puzzle layouts by making the direction of gravity an active rule. Building and removing bricks also changes the environment, so solving each level involves modifying the conditions that control where water goes.
What is Briquid?
Briquid is a water-physics puzzle game in which players direct water to its destination.
Puzzles can be changed by building bricks, removing bricks, or changing the direction of gravity. The core game contains 100 levels, with some taking a few minutes to solve and others potentially taking hours. Completing all 100 levels unlocks Expert mode. The PC and Steam edition includes updated graphics, new levels, a level editor, Steam Workshop integration, Steam Leaderboards, and other Steam features. The Steam Workshop contains many more levels. Localization is available in English, German, Russian, Brazilian Portuguese, Chinese, Italian, Spanish, French, and Dutch.
How Briquid plays
- 01Gravity changes
- Players can change the direction of gravity while solving each water puzzle.
- 02Brick manipulation
- Puzzle layouts can be altered by building or removing bricks.
- 03Expert mode
- This mode becomes available after all 100 levels are completed.
- 04Level editor
- Custom levels can be created with the included editor and connected to Steam Workshop.
- 05Steam Workshop
- The Workshop includes many more levels in addition to the 100 core-game levels.
- 06Language support
- The game is localized in English, German, Russian, Brazilian Portuguese, Chinese, Italian, Spanish, French, and Dutch.
Briquid compared to similar games
Briquid directs water to destinations by building or removing bricks and changing gravity. SpaceChem asks players to construct factories that transform raw materials into chemical products. Briquid also provides 100 core levels, Expert mode, and a Steam Workshop level editor, while SpaceChem's listed description focuses on factory construction.
Briquid: platforms & release
Is Briquid worth it?
It is worth it if: puzzle fans who want to direct water through changing environments. Skip it if: players looking for action-based gameplay rather than water-flow problem solving.
Where can I download Briquid?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Briquid's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Briquid on?
Windows and macOS.






